In the wild, fiddler crabs are scavengers that eat bits of organic matter they find in the sand and mud. In captivity, there ...
Fiddler crabs don’t eat the grass, but when they dig, they damage Spartina’s roots. Plants in southern areas have adapted to ...
This story appears in the August 2016 issue of National Geographic magazine. All around her, guys wave seductively, beckoning her to their beach homes. How will the female fiddler crab pick a mate?